One of the effective proofs of the reality of out-of-body travel, associated with the separation of consciousness from the physical body, are descriptions made by people who are blind from birth, who describe what they saw during these states. It turns out that leaving their physical body, they became sighted and this was by no means connected with the physical organs of vision. On the contrary, their imperfection, for example, caused by congenital illness and disruption of the normal activity of the brain, just deprived these people of the possibility of ordinary vision in an ordinary state, when consciousness is inside the physical body.
One of these characteristic cases of "epiphany", during a spontaneous out-of-body trip that happened to a woman named Victoria after a major accident, is described by the American oncologist Jeffrey Long in his book "Proof of Life After Death". Here's what he writes about it in his book:
Considering that the human brain cannot invent something not based on its personal experience of perception, this serves as one of the effective proofs that consciousness is able to leave the physical body and exist outside it. For most people, this happens spontaneously as a result of severe trauma, shock, or serious illness. However, there are out-of-body travel practices that can artificially induce such states. But there are very few truly talented out-of-body travelers such as R. Monroe and M. Raduga.
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However, this does not mean that any other person is not capable of achieving success in this direction during long training sessions. And especially if he does not scatter his vital energy, on the level of which the quantity and quality of out-of-body travel really depends. But the most important thing is that such practices allow us to make sure from our own experience that our consciousness does not die when it leaves the physical body, and therefore the death of the physical body is in fact only an illusion of death.
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